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OsiriX y su XML-RPC - Parte I
Alberto M. Lagos T.
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html, java, objective-c, osirix
Rails - postgisnearest neighbor performance
dcdieci
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performance, postgres, postgis, rails4
When `heroku ps` shows no processes, reset the scaling with `heroku ps:scale web=1`
Colin Dean
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heroku, logs, ps, process
Remove SVN unversioned files on Windows
Mateusz Loskot
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svn, windows, command, gnuwin32
.bashrc alias & ssh
Dave Board
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shell, linux, bash
在sh用uniq
吳少玫
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bash, sh, sort, uniq
Search sass with ack
Ed
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sass, ack
XNA & Kinect - AlaFortanFoni Effect
Ilyas Kolasinac
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xna, kinect, c
CSS Flex-Growth Rules
mattcodez
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css, flexbox
Fix Ruby app shutdowns inside Passenger/Nginx
vansickle
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ruby, nginx, passenger
Macruby - RubyConf Presentation 2010
Matt Aimonetti
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slideshare
Fluentd and PHP
Shuhei Tanuma
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slideshare
see most used commands
Abimael Martell
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1 response
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shell, unix
htaccess Redirect to a Single Page
David Allsop
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htaccess, redirect, url rewrite
Use Google Analytics for Rails App Performance Monitoring
Ján Suchal
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rails, monitoring
Switch Apps in Mission Control
Julius Francisco
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osx, lion, productivity
Variants of wrong TDD I have encountered
Ivan Sim
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tdd, ivanhcsim
Spell check in VIM
Jude
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1 response
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vim
Empower with Github Gist and Travis-CI
Sam-Mauris Yong
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travis-ci, git, github
Read git commit logs with style.
Alexandru G.
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php, git
MiniProfiler - A simple and efficient performance test
Oswaldo Ferreira
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rails, test, performance, development
UITextField text offset
Rudenko Michael
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ios, objective-c
Crawling and Scraping with Ruby
Pablo Formoso Estrada
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ruby, resque, mechanize, nokogiri
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